San Bernardino and Orange Counties

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Eary Termite and Pest Service is growing and we need some more team member!

We are looking for an experienced and licensed applicator and a licensed Termite Inspector.

If you, or anyone you know has this experience and wants to work for a growing family run business, give us a call!

Bees

Bees

Bees are considered a beneficial insect. Our homes, gardens, trees, pools, and more are all part of the bee habitat. In most cases, we are able to co-exist with bees without any problem. However, when bees become a nuisance, or a threat; then it’s time to call the bee removal professional.
The only long-term solution to your bee problem is removing the hive. A beehive is the basic structure where honey bees live and is also referred to as a “nest.” If the hive is not removed, the wax combs normally cooled by the bees will melt and allow honey to flow down through the walls. The unattended honey will become rancid causing orders and stains to walls and or ceilings. Worse yet the walls and ceilings can deteriorate or collapse resulting in expensive repairs. The unattended honey also attracts robber bees and wasps that may persist for several years.
Again, bees are useful for many purposes, but hives can be a problem when they cause damage to your property or pose a threat to family members who are allergic to bee stings

Bee Precautions

Carefully enter sheds and outbuildings where bees may nest.

Watch for bees when outdoors.

Never disturb a swarm or colony of bees

Teach children to be cautious around and respectful to all bees.

Call Eary Termite and Pest Service today at (855) 590-5151 for more information about bees and how to safeguard against them.

Featured Pests

Subterranean termites, as the name implies, live in the soil. Their primary food source is buried wood.

Drywood termites create their colonies in wood. They are often found in attics and walls. They need very little moisture and require no connection to the ground.

Unlike subterranean termites, dampwood termites do not typically nest in soil. They prefer wood that is on the ground, especially if it decaying.